fix: add Windows compatibility for Bun detection

[johnlindquist]

Summary

• Replace Unix-only 'which' command with platform-specific command detection
• Use 'where' on Windows and 'which' on Unix-like systems
• Ensures the CLI works correctly on Windows when checking if Bun is installed

Test plan

• Code compiles without errors
• Test on Windows machine to verify 'where' command works
• Test on Unix/macOS to ensure 'which' still works
• Existing tests pass

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved detection of Bun installation to support both Windows and Unix-based systems, enhancing cross-platform compatibility.

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Walkthrough

The code has been updated to detect the operating system and use the appropriate command (where for Windows, which for others) when checking if Bun is installed, enhancing cross-platform compatibility in the Bun detection logic.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/commands/init.ts	Updated Bun detection logic to use where on Windows and which elsewhere.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: improve Bun detection using which command #11: Extends Bun detection logic by introducing platform-aware command selection, building directly on the previous detection approach.

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Poem

Bun detection now knows where to run,
On Windows or Unix, it finds the fun.
Whether where or which, the search is done,
Cross-platform checks for everyone!
🐰✨

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